Packers ride a hot offense into Arizona, aiming to extend their road success with Jordan Love finding rhythm and rookie Matthew Golden emerging as a versatile playmaker. Green Bay’s defense has to pressure Kyler Murray while staying disciplined, as Baker and the Cardinals test the middle with McBride and Harrison Jr. The key will be ball security and finishing drives, with special-teams emphasis looming large in a potentially tight NFC West clash.

Arizona counters with Murray’s legs and a thin backfield, relying on Trey McBride to anchor a passing attack that must capitalize on any Green Bay miscues. Green Bay seeks early control, maximize takeaways, and bottle up the run, while Baker and Campbell try to disrupt Love and force turnovers that could swing momentum in a pivotal early-season road game.

The matchup pits a high-floor Packers offense against a wounded Cardinals unit, where corrections at the fourth quarter line and a smart game plan on both sides could decide the outcome and fantasy upside.

Las Vegas rebuilt its linebacker corps this offseason, and head coach Pete Carroll is bullish on the results. Devin White exploded in the win over Tennessee with a forced fumble and an interception, while E-Rob's leadership and Tommy Eichenberg's rising role anchored the unit. The revamped group plays fast, communicates well, and has boosted the Raiders' run defense and IDP upside, even with Germaine Pratt's departure affecting the room.

The success validates the front office approach of mixing talent to build depth. White, Roberts, and Eichenberg form a dynamic trio offering tackle volume and big-play upside, while the defense sets the tone with relentless pursuit and strong call-making leadership. Fantasy managers should monitor these pieces weekly.

Week 7 of 2025 Dynasty Cut List thumbs down several aging or misfiring veterans and leans into clearer handcuff potential. Mike Gesicki’s stock collapses in Cincinnati as Fant arrives and Burrow’s health casts doubt on a full return. Jaylen Wright’s lack of usage in Miami makes him a candidate to drop, while Skyy Moore’s limited impact with SF removes any real fantasy value. Hassan Haskins and Jalen Tolbert round out the unavoidable cuts as rosters prioritize quicker paths to points.

Dynasty players must reassess rostering windows: aging tight ends with shrinking targets, backs stuck behind committees, and receivers stuck behind injury-riddled lineups tend to burn rosters early. The column emphasizes cutting ties to create space for immediate contributors or clearer upside handcuffs, especially with the trade deadline approaching and teams retooling for the rest of the season.